I have a CT laser, can I use this with the laser turned on, or do I need to use the iron sites???
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These targets are for use with the trigger activated lasers sold for conversion of an air soft gun. Not real Ammo. I am using a very realistic solid steel simulator with CO2 blowback from BLRMachiniing.com the BFR Laser Handgun Trainer. You can also just point and click a laser pen at the target and the"shot" will register, cool too. Don't SHOOT these targets... only fire laser beams at them. Hope that answers the question. Not sure about iron sites.
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The LaserLyte target is sensitive to the amount of light hitting it. If you turn a light on that is too close to the target it won't work right. The CT lasers are fired by 3 volt batteries, the LaserLyte lasers use 1.5 volt. I would not expect the target to work with a 3 volt laser and you could burn it out.
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If you use it with the laser turned on, then each place the laser touches will register as a shot. You will need to use the iron sites to properly record your shots.
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No. You will need the cord. You may be able to purchase a separate push on/off button for the laser, but it does not come with one.
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You have to have the base unit, which comes with a small hand sized pad. The back pad plugs into & replaces the small pad (it won't light up when using the back pad). Buy the base unit & try the back pad. I stand by previous remarks about this causing a huge improvement in my wife's degenerative lower back condition. She uses it 3 times a day! It helped more than the 3 spinal shots she received, & kept her out of surgery! Some doctors & chiropractors are using these pad in their offices and call them "cold laser" treatments at $30 each!
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There is a seperate pressure switch for each. I prefer hioking the light on pressure and leaving the laser on or off
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The laser has a screw on pressure swith at the end cap. If the pressure switch is screwed on all the way it will make the laser beam stay on continiously but it is extremely easy to make the laser beam go "ON or OFF" by a simple small twist of the end cap.I personally like this arrangement much better than an On-Off Switch which nornally makes that "Click" noise when operated, also reduces the chances of misalligning the laser because you are not applying any pressure at laser end.This is a good, bright laser, easily seen during the daytime if shined against a dark background.I personally do not use the extension pressure switch. The laser has a screw on pressure swith at the end cap. If the pressure switch is screwed on all the way it will make the laser beam stay on continiously but it is extremely easy to make the laser beam go "ON or OFF" by a simple small twist of the end cap.I personally like this arrangement much better than an On-Off Switch which nornally makes that "Click" noise when operated, also reduces the chances of misalligning the laser because you are not applying any pressure at laser end.This is a good, bright laser, easily seen during the daytime if shined against... » Read More The laser has a screw on pressure swith at the end cap. If the pressure switch is screwed on all the way it will make the laser beam stay on continiously but it is extremely easy to make the laser beam go "ON or OFF" by a simple small twist of the end cap.I personally like this arrangement much better than an On-Off Switch which nornally makes that "Click" noise when operated, also reduces the chances of misalligning the laser because you are not applying any pressure at laser end.This is a good, bright laser, easily seen during the daytime if shined against a dark background.I personally do not use the extension pressure switch. « Show Less
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I have never used the laser but I would like to have it for convenience when working in places with less light.
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Jim G., unfortunatly This will not fit with laser site installed. It works great otherwise.
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If it's a crimson trace laser grip then it will interfere with the activation of the laser. Or if the laser is activated in front of grip
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A laser can not be off center while lit, sitting in your gun bore. It is not adjustable. The UTAC .223 sits in the bore of your gun, just like a regular bullet casing does.
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The scope is not designed to be co-witnessed with fixed iron sights. As previously stated, the reticle is visible with or without illumination, so it should be usable regardless of lighting conditions or dead batteries. If you want an alternative sighting system (for instance, a 1x non-magnified sight picture rather than 3x), I would recommend a set of 45 degree offset sights.
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Absolutely, after buying other laser products, I broke down and bought a CT for my XDM and was impressed with the feel and operation. Adds a little 'fat' to the grip but does the job.
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Already answered... Works on both. This is my second attempt at a laser boresite. This one is much better than the first. The only dislike is the battery holder and protruding switch. I had it go on when it was in my kit once and it drained the battery's. Now I just remove the battery's when storing.
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Lasers on shotguns are at best useless. Lasers on the forend (pump) inevitably lose it's zero due to its inherent movement. Go with a refect red dot on rear, you'll have better acquisition of target with less buttons and pressure switches to fumble with.
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Yes, you can use your Iron sights. No problem here. I love the mount, rock solid! "When you follow the instructions and it's mounted properly."
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I haven't used a laser myself but this barrel band is solid. I don't see why it would give you problems with zeroing. And if it does a little Loctite should solve the problem.
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When I got mine I wondered the same thing. At the rear of the laser is where the switch is. You can push it on and off from either side of the gun. It blends well with the laser and gun.
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You will not be disappointed with this laser. If you plan to shoot frequently at that distance make sure you zero the laser at that distance. Changes in distance can slightly alter accuracy just as it does with iron sites. Hope this helps.